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"More Pressing Than Ever": India Calls For Overhaul Of UN Security Council Working Methods
A major focus of India's intervention was the role of elected, non-permanent council members.
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BitBox Patches Security Flaws That Could Expose Wallets to Malicious Firmware
BitBox has released firmware updates to address two critical vulnerabilities affecting its hardware wallets. The first flaw involved memory corruption in unconfigured BitBox02 Multi and BitBox02 Nova devices and could potentially allow a malicious host to install compromised firmware. The second affected the wallet’s Silent Payments feature and c...
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2 Men Ask For Food At Midnight, Spark Security Alert In 3 Jammu Districts
Security personnel cordoned off the area overnight and conducted searches of houses, fields and neary forest patches.
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Anti-Terror Agency's Dog Gets Army Award For Red Fort Blast Heroics
Donny, a specialist canine in explosive detection from the elite NSG K9 Unit, emerged as a key asset in the aftermath of the VBIED blast at Delhi's Red Fort in November 2025, in which 12 people were killed and 32 others were critically injured.
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Netanyahu Ally Calls For Killing "30-40" People In Gaza Each Night
Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir made the statement while speaking to a former Gaza-held hostage, Rom Braslavski, on Braslavski's podcast.
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US To Tell Partners To Pick Sides In AI Competition With China: Report
The race between the US and China for technological leadership has reached a pivotal moment, as Chinese open-weight AI models have made rapid gains against proprietary systems from US companies such as OpenAI and Anthropic.
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Zoom Fixes Critical Security Flaw That Could Let Attackers Remotely Control Users' Devices
Researchers discovered a critical flaw in Zoom that could allow an attacker to take full control of another user's device during a live meeting without any action from the victim. All Zoom Workplace clients on all supported platforms before versions 7.1.5 and 7.0.6 using end-to-end encryption settings are still vulnerable. The researchers state th...
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Why Trump's Turkey Flight Swap Was Unlike Previous Secret Presidential Trips
Unlike past covert trips by Bill Clinton or Joe Biden, Donald Trump's whereabouts were concealed even from the press pool travelling with him, historians say.
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Telangana Call Centre Fraud Busted, 22 Arrested, 23 Mobiles Seized
The accused recruited Telugu-speaking women from Telangana and employed them as telecallers to build up the confidence of victims.
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Who Is Mohsen Rezaei? 71-Year-Old War Hawk Running Iran's Security Council
Rezaei replaces Mohammad Baqer Zolqadr as second-in-command of the body that coordinates Iran's security and foreign policy and is chaired by President Masoud Pezeshkian. Zolqadr was appointed as political adviser to Khamenei.
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Guard In Gujarat Takes Lift, Rapes Woman On Terrace, Returns 90 Minutes Later
The accused allegedly grabbed the woman and demanded sexual favours. When the woman refused, he tied a wire around her neck and raped her.
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One Of China's Most Powerful AI Models Escaped Its Secure Sandbox, Researchers Say
The incident has renewed concerns about how advanced AI systems can evade restrictions while trying to complete assigned tasks.
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SUV Breaches Police Check Post In J&K's Ramban, Security Alert Sounded
Police personnel fired three warning shots in an attempt to halt the vehicle, but it continued toward the Nashri area.
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Jagan Reddy's Security On Agenda, His MPs Meet Amit Shah
YSRCP MPs met Amit Shah to discuss security lapses and DSC recruitment irregularities in Andhra Pradesh
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OpenAI, Anthropic AI Agents Breach Security Again, Create Fake Profiles For Testing
Anthropic and OpenAI's agents engaged in unauthorised actions during security evaluations the government organization conducted to assess the models' capabilities.
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"More Pressing Than Ever": India Calls For Overhaul Of UN Security Council Working Methods
A major focus of India's intervention was the role of elected, non-permanent council members.
-
BitBox Patches Security Flaws That Could Expose Wallets to Malicious Firmware
BitBox has released firmware updates to address two critical vulnerabilities affecting its hardware wallets. The first flaw involved memory corruption in unconfigured BitBox02 Multi and BitBox02 Nova devices and could potentially allow a malicious host to install compromised firmware. The second affected the wallet’s Silent Payments feature and c...
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2 Men Ask For Food At Midnight, Spark Security Alert In 3 Jammu Districts
Security personnel cordoned off the area overnight and conducted searches of houses, fields and neary forest patches.
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Anti-Terror Agency's Dog Gets Army Award For Red Fort Blast Heroics
Donny, a specialist canine in explosive detection from the elite NSG K9 Unit, emerged as a key asset in the aftermath of the VBIED blast at Delhi's Red Fort in November 2025, in which 12 people were killed and 32 others were critically injured.
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Netanyahu Ally Calls For Killing "30-40" People In Gaza Each Night
Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir made the statement while speaking to a former Gaza-held hostage, Rom Braslavski, on Braslavski's podcast.
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US To Tell Partners To Pick Sides In AI Competition With China: Report
The race between the US and China for technological leadership has reached a pivotal moment, as Chinese open-weight AI models have made rapid gains against proprietary systems from US companies such as OpenAI and Anthropic.
-
Zoom Fixes Critical Security Flaw That Could Let Attackers Remotely Control Users' Devices
Researchers discovered a critical flaw in Zoom that could allow an attacker to take full control of another user's device during a live meeting without any action from the victim. All Zoom Workplace clients on all supported platforms before versions 7.1.5 and 7.0.6 using end-to-end encryption settings are still vulnerable. The researchers state th...
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Why Trump's Turkey Flight Swap Was Unlike Previous Secret Presidential Trips
Unlike past covert trips by Bill Clinton or Joe Biden, Donald Trump's whereabouts were concealed even from the press pool travelling with him, historians say.
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Telangana Call Centre Fraud Busted, 22 Arrested, 23 Mobiles Seized
The accused recruited Telugu-speaking women from Telangana and employed them as telecallers to build up the confidence of victims.
-
Who Is Mohsen Rezaei? 71-Year-Old War Hawk Running Iran's Security Council
Rezaei replaces Mohammad Baqer Zolqadr as second-in-command of the body that coordinates Iran's security and foreign policy and is chaired by President Masoud Pezeshkian. Zolqadr was appointed as political adviser to Khamenei.
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Guard In Gujarat Takes Lift, Rapes Woman On Terrace, Returns 90 Minutes Later
The accused allegedly grabbed the woman and demanded sexual favours. When the woman refused, he tied a wire around her neck and raped her.
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One Of China's Most Powerful AI Models Escaped Its Secure Sandbox, Researchers Say
The incident has renewed concerns about how advanced AI systems can evade restrictions while trying to complete assigned tasks.
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SUV Breaches Police Check Post In J&K's Ramban, Security Alert Sounded
Police personnel fired three warning shots in an attempt to halt the vehicle, but it continued toward the Nashri area.
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Jagan Reddy's Security On Agenda, His MPs Meet Amit Shah
YSRCP MPs met Amit Shah to discuss security lapses and DSC recruitment irregularities in Andhra Pradesh
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OpenAI, Anthropic AI Agents Breach Security Again, Create Fake Profiles For Testing
Anthropic and OpenAI's agents engaged in unauthorised actions during security evaluations the government organization conducted to assess the models' capabilities.
